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Some counterintuitive implications of this:
Some counterintuitive implications of this:
*The business should make legal calls in normal operating parameters (the BAU)
*The business should make legal calls within normal operating parameters (the “[[BAU]]”)
*The business should read the whole contract.
*The business should read the whole contract. Like, ''what''? Sure. You are taking responsibility for it. Why wouldn’t you read it? Are you just going to take it on faith from the legal eagles?
*It is up to the business to know not just the [[known known]]s <ref>And the [[unknown known]]s, but [[QED]] it ''does not'' know those. Such is the imperfect state of the world, my friends.</ref> but also the [[known unknowns|known ''unknowns'']] and to be aware, and responsible for, the [[Unknown unknown|''unknown'' unknown]]s. Only where you encounter a known unknown should the business get on the phone to legal, but the outcome of that advice is ''for the business to acquire another [[known known]]''.
*It is up to the business to know not just the [[known known]]s <ref>And the [[unknown known]]s, but [[QED]] it ''does not'' know those. Such is the imperfect state of the world, my friends.</ref> but also the [[known unknowns|known ''unknowns'']] and to be aware, and responsible for, the [[Unknown unknown|''unknown'' unknown]]s. Only where you encounter a known unknown should the business get on the phone to legal, but the outcome of that advice is ''for the business to acquire another [[known known]]''.

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